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* SlapstickKnowsNoGender: Iyo is a frequent victim but not limited to, being hit with a plastic mallet by Kenta.

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* SlapstickKnowsNoGender: {{Slapstick}}: Iyo is a frequent victim but not limited to, being hit with a plastic mallet by Kenta.
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* WhyDidItHaveToBeSnakes: Ami's friend, Kumiko (nicknamed Kuu/Kuu-chan), is afraid of horses thanks to a certain incident in a stable (a horse bit her head when she was a baby...it's not as bad as you think). This is why she [[{{Fainting}} passes out]] upon first seeing Mr. Yamanami. [[CharacterDevelopment It's toned down after a few appearances]] and between them was an episode about her overcoming that fear.

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* WhyDidItHaveToBeSnakes: Ami's friend, Kumiko (nicknamed Kuu/Kuu-chan), is afraid of horses thanks to a certain incident in a stable (a horse bit her head when she was a baby...it's not as bad as you think). This is why she [[{{Fainting}} passes out]] FaintsInShock upon first seeing Mr. Yamanami. [[CharacterDevelopment It's toned down after a few appearances]] and between them was an episode about her overcoming that fear.
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''Animal Yokocho'' ('''Ani-Yoko'' for short ''lit.'' "Animal Alley") is a Japanese GagSeries {{shoujo|Demographic}} manga, written and illustrated by Ryō Maekawa. The manga began serialization in the shoujo magazine ''Magazine/{{Ribon}}'' in February 2000, and is still ongoing.

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''Animal Yokocho'' ('''Ani-Yoko'' (''Ani-Yoko'' for short ''lit.'' "Animal Alley") is a Japanese GagSeries {{shoujo|Demographic}} manga, written and illustrated by Ryō Maekawa. The manga began serialization in the shoujo magazine ''Magazine/{{Ribon}}'' in February 2000, and is still ongoing.

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* BatmanInMyBasement: Or [[BuffySpeak Magical Basement Door Thingy In My Bedroom]]. With live talking animals!

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* BatmanInMyBasement: Or [[BuffySpeak Magical Basement Door Thingy In My Bedroom]]. With live talking animals!Ami has to constantly hide Iyo, Kenta, and Issa from her parents. This also applies to the world of Ani-Yoko as a whole.



* TheGhost: Catherine Maekawa is Ami's favorite manga artist, whose voice is we never hear nor is it known what she even looks like.
* InconvenientlyPlacedConveyorBelt: Non-game example: Mr. Yamanami fixes up Ami's room to be a jungle with a hot spring-sauna deep within. After Ami realizes that they've been walking an illogically long distance within her room, the camera zooms out to show that they'd been walking on a treadmill the whole time.

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* TheGhost: Catherine Maekawa is Ami's favorite manga artist, whose voice is we never hear nor is it known do we see what she even looks like.
* InconvenientlyPlacedConveyorBelt: Non-game example: Mr. Yamanami fixes up Ami's room to be a jungle with a hot spring-sauna deep within. After Ami realizes that they've been walking an illogically long distance within her room, the camera zooms out to show that they'd been walking on a treadmill the whole time. time.
* InexplicablyTailless: Mr. Yamanami is a horse, but has no tail.



* WhyDidItHaveToBeSnakes: Ami's friend, Kumiko (nicknamed Kuu/Kuu-chan), is afraid of horses thanks to a certain incident in a stable (a horse bit her head when she was a baby...it's not as bad as you think). Her [[{{Fainting}} first reaction]] to Mr. Yamanami was less than surprising therefore. [[CharacterDevelopment It's toned down after a few appearances]] and between them, was an episode about her overcoming that fear.

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* WhyDidItHaveToBeSnakes: Ami's friend, Kumiko (nicknamed Kuu/Kuu-chan), is afraid of horses thanks to a certain incident in a stable (a horse bit her head when she was a baby...it's not as bad as you think). Her This is why she [[{{Fainting}} passes out]] upon first reaction]] to seeing Mr. Yamanami was less than surprising therefore. Yamanami. [[CharacterDevelopment It's toned down after a few appearances]] and between them, them was an episode about her overcoming that fear.

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* BetterThanABareBulb: Popular for this kind of comedy.
* DoubleStandardAbuseFemaleOnMale: Iyo to, well, everyone else...
** Ami too, if you get on her bad side.



* TheGhost: Catherine Maekawa is Ami's favorite manga artist, whose voice is we never hear nor is it known what she even looks like.



* ShesAManInJapan: Match/Macchi is mistakenly referred to as a "he" in the English dubs.

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* ShesAManInJapan: Match/Macchi is mistakenly referred to as a "he" in the Philippines English dubs.dub.



* TheUnseen: Ami's parents. Oddly enough, they're not the {{Unnamed Parent}}s.
** Catherine Maekawa is Ami's favorite manga artist. We also don't hear her.

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* TheUnseen: TheVoice: Ami's parents. Oddly enough, they're not the {{Unnamed Parent}}s.
** Catherine Maekawa is Ami's favorite manga artist.
We also don't hear her.them speak to Ami several times, but when they do "appear", only a quarter half of their bodies are visible in the edge of the screen.
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''Animal Yokocho'' ('''Ani-Yoko'' for short ''lit.'' "Animal Alley") is a Japanese GagSeries manga, written by Ryō Maekawa. Publishing started in February 2000. It is about a little girl named Ami Matsuzaki who has a secret doorway on the floor of her bedroom that leads to another world that is called "[[TitleDrop Animal-Yokocho/Ani-Yoko]]". It is inhabited by stuffed-animal like creatures (the main trio, Kenta; a bear, Iyo; a rabbit, and Issa; a panda) and who knows what. We are lead to believe so since the world of Ani-Yoko is never seen, save for a few shots shown in the anime when one of the characters have their flashback moments.

Speaking of anime, its animated adaptation made in 2005 has 51 episodes (most of which are in the TwoShorts formula. Hence, it has 102 segments).

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''Animal Yokocho'' ('''Ani-Yoko'' for short ''lit.'' "Animal Alley") is a Japanese GagSeries {{shoujo|Demographic}} manga, written and illustrated by Ryō Maekawa. Publishing started The manga began serialization in the shoujo magazine ''Magazine/{{Ribon}}'' in February 2000. 2000, and is still ongoing.

It is about a little girl named Ami Matsuzaki who has a secret doorway on the floor of her bedroom that leads to another world that is called "[[TitleDrop Animal-Yokocho/Ani-Yoko]]". It is inhabited by stuffed-animal like creatures (the main trio, Kenta; a bear, Iyo; a rabbit, and Issa; a panda) and who knows what. We are lead to believe so since the world of Ani-Yoko is never seen, save for a few shots shown in the anime when one of the characters have their flashback moments.

Speaking of anime, its animated An anime adaptation made in first aired from 2005 has to 2006 for 51 episodes (most of which are in the TwoShorts formula. Hence, it has 102 segments).
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If you must stereotype Japanese animation as having some dark elements in them, that even their children shows would make you ask, "WhatDoYouMeanItsForKids", this is not one of those. It's quite lighthearted and kid-friendly but could be enjoyable to other audiences because of {{Parental Bonus}}es.
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* AmusingInjuries: Everyone is prone to this, but especially Kenta who gains a CranialEruption every time Iyo uses her mallet against him.

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Compare, ''WesternAnimation/{{Animaniacs}}''.



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''Animal Yokocho'' ('''Ani-Yoko'' for short ''lit.'' "Animal Alley") is a Japanese GagSeries manga, written by Ryō Maekawa. Publishing started in February 2000. It is about a little girl named Ami Matsuzaki who has a secret doorway on the floor of her bedroom that leads to another world that is called "[[TitleDrop Animal-Yokocho/Ani-Yoko]]". It is inhabited by stuffed-animal like creatures (the [[PowerTrio main trio]], Kenta; a bear, Iyo; a rabbit, and Issa; a panda) and who knows what. We are lead to believe so since the world of Ani-Yoko is never seen, save for a few shots shown in the anime when one of the characters have their flashback moments.

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''Animal Yokocho'' ('''Ani-Yoko'' for short ''lit.'' "Animal Alley") is a Japanese GagSeries manga, written by Ryō Maekawa. Publishing started in February 2000. It is about a little girl named Ami Matsuzaki who has a secret doorway on the floor of her bedroom that leads to another world that is called "[[TitleDrop Animal-Yokocho/Ani-Yoko]]". It is inhabited by stuffed-animal like creatures (the [[PowerTrio main trio]], trio, Kenta; a bear, Iyo; a rabbit, and Issa; a panda) and who knows what. We are lead to believe so since the world of Ani-Yoko is never seen, save for a few shots shown in the anime when one of the characters have their flashback moments.
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''Animal Yokocho'' ('''Ani-Yoko'' for short ''lit.'' "Animal Alley") is a Japanese GagSeries manga, written by Ryō Maekawa. Publishing started in February 2000. It is about a little girl, named Ami Matsuzaki, who has a secret doorway on the floor of her bedroom and it leads to another world that is called "[[TitleDrop Animal-Yokocho/Ani-Yoko]]". It is inhabited by stuffed-animal like creatures (the main trio, Kenta; a bear, Iyo; a rabbit, and Issa; a panda) and who knows what. We are lead to believe so since the world of Ani-Yoko is never seen, save for a few shots shown in the anime when one of the characters have their flashback moments.

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''Animal Yokocho'' ('''Ani-Yoko'' for short ''lit.'' "Animal Alley") is a Japanese GagSeries manga, written by Ryō Maekawa. Publishing started in February 2000. It is about a little girl, girl named Ami Matsuzaki, Matsuzaki who has a secret doorway on the floor of her bedroom and it that leads to another world that is called "[[TitleDrop Animal-Yokocho/Ani-Yoko]]". It is inhabited by stuffed-animal like creatures (the [[PowerTrio main trio, trio]], Kenta; a bear, Iyo; a rabbit, and Issa; a panda) and who knows what. We are lead to believe so since the world of Ani-Yoko is never seen, save for a few shots shown in the anime when one of the characters have their flashback moments.
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'''''Animal Yokocho''''' ('''''Ani-Yoko''''' for short ''lit.'' "Animal Alley") is a Japanese GagSeries manga, written by Ryō Maekawa. Publishing started in February 2000. It is about a little girl, named Ami Matsuzaki, who has a secret doorway on the floor of her bedroom and it leads to another world that is called "[[TitleDrop Animal-Yokocho/Ani-Yoko]]". It is inhabited by stuffed-animal like creatures (the main trio, Kenta; a bear, Iyo; a rabbit, and Issa; a panda) and who knows what. We are lead to believe so since the world of Ani-Yoko is never seen, save for a few shots shown in the anime when one of the characters have their flashback moments.

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'''''Animal Yokocho''''' ('''''Ani-Yoko''''' ''Animal Yokocho'' ('''Ani-Yoko'' for short ''lit.'' "Animal Alley") is a Japanese GagSeries manga, written by Ryō Maekawa. Publishing started in February 2000. It is about a little girl, named Ami Matsuzaki, who has a secret doorway on the floor of her bedroom and it leads to another world that is called "[[TitleDrop Animal-Yokocho/Ani-Yoko]]". It is inhabited by stuffed-animal like creatures (the main trio, Kenta; a bear, Iyo; a rabbit, and Issa; a panda) and who knows what. We are lead to believe so since the world of Ani-Yoko is never seen, save for a few shots shown in the anime when one of the characters have their flashback moments.
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* Kodomomuke: The series has all the markings of one.

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* AbuseIsOkayWhenItsFemaleOnMale: Iyo to, well, everyone else...
** Ami too, if you get on her bad side.


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* DoubleStandardAbuseFemaleOnMale: Iyo to, well, everyone else...
** Ami too, if you get on her bad side.
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Compare, ''{{Animaniacs}}''.

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* InconvenientlyPlacedConveyorBelt: Non-game example: Mr. Yamanami fixes up Ami's room to be a jungle with a hot spring-sauna deep within. After Ami realizes that they've been walking an illogically long distance within her room, the camera zooms out to show that they'd been walking on a treadmill the whole time.
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* WhyDidItHaveToBeSnakes: Ami's friend, Kumiko (nicknamed Kuu/Kuu-chan), is afraid of horses thanks to a certain incident in a stable (a horse bit her head when she was a baby...it's not as bad as you think). Her [[{{Fainting}} first reaction]] to Mr. Yamanami was less than surprising therefore. [[CharacterDevelopment It's toned down after a few appearances]] and between them, was an episode about her, overcoming that fear.

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* WhyDidItHaveToBeSnakes: Ami's friend, Kumiko (nicknamed Kuu/Kuu-chan), is afraid of horses thanks to a certain incident in a stable (a horse bit her head when she was a baby...it's not as bad as you think). Her [[{{Fainting}} first reaction]] to Mr. Yamanami was less than surprising therefore. [[CharacterDevelopment It's toned down after a few appearances]] and between them, was an episode about her, her overcoming that fear.
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* InterspeciesRomance: There's two cases. Issa the panda sometimes wants to be the main character Ami's boyfriend, and Kenta the bear and Ami's friend Kuu are openly in a relationship. Sure, Issa and Kenta are technically stuffed, but they're obviously sentient...


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* NotAllowedToGrowUp: A lampshaded version when Ami has a birthday turning five years old. She's five from the start...
* ReallyDeadMontage: Parodied. After Iyo accidentally bisects Kenta while attempting the old sawing-a-protesting-friend-in-half magic trick, she sits reflectively looking out the window and watches an entire Really Dead Montage go by before Kenta has a chance to protest and demand to be put back together.
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'''''Animal Yokocho''''' ('''''Ani-Yoko''''' for short ''lit.'' "Animal Alley") is a Japanese GagSeries manga series, written by Ryō Maekawa. Publishing started in February 2000. It is about a little girl, named Ami Matsuzaki, who has a secret doorway on the floor of her bedroom and it leads to another world that is called "[[TitleDrop Animal-Yokocho/Ani-Yoko]]". It is inhabited by stuffed-animal like creatures (the main trio, Kenta;a bear, Iyo;a rabbit, and Issa;a panda) and who knows what. We are lead to believe so since the world of Ani-Yoko is never seen, save for a few shots shown in the anime when one of the characters have their flashback moments.

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'''''Animal Yokocho''''' ('''''Ani-Yoko''''' for short ''lit.'' "Animal Alley") is a Japanese GagSeries manga series, manga, written by Ryō Maekawa. Publishing started in February 2000. It is about a little girl, named Ami Matsuzaki, who has a secret doorway on the floor of her bedroom and it leads to another world that is called "[[TitleDrop Animal-Yokocho/Ani-Yoko]]". It is inhabited by stuffed-animal like creatures (the main trio, Kenta;a Kenta; a bear, Iyo;a Iyo; a rabbit, and Issa;a Issa; a panda) and who knows what. We are lead to believe so since the world of Ani-Yoko is never seen, save for a few shots shown in the anime when one of the characters have their flashback moments.
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'''''Animal Yokocho''''' ('''''Ani-Yoko''''' for short ''lit.'' "Animal Alley") is a Japanese GagSeries manga series, written by Ryō Maekawa. Publishing started in February 2000. It is about a little girl, named Ami Matsuzaki, who has a secret doorway on the floor of her bedroom and it leads to another world that is called "[[TitleDrop Animal-Yokocho/Ani-Yoko]]". It is inhabited by stuffed-animal like creatures (the main trio, Kenta;a bear, Iyo;a rabbit, and Issa;a panda) and who knows what. We are lead to believe so since the world of Ani-Yoko is never seen, save for a few shots shown in the anime when one of the characters have their flashback moments.

Speaking of anime, its animated adaptation made in 2005 has 51 episodes (most of which are in the TwoShorts formula. Hence, it has 102 segments).

The series' notable humor often ranges up to BreakingTheFourthWall and/or [[LeaningOnTheFourthWall leaning on it]] sometimes. Much of the comedy also involved the Trio using and sometimes misinterpreting elements of popular Japanese culture, such as television quiz shows.

If you must stereotype Japanese animation as having some dark elements in them, that even their children shows would make you ask, "WhatDoYouMeanItsForKids", this is not one of those. It's quite lighthearted and kid-friendly but could be enjoyable to other audiences because of {{Parental Bonus}}es.

Compare, ''{{Animaniacs}}''.
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* AbuseIsOkayWhenItsFemaleOnMale: Iyo to, well, everyone else...
** Ami too, if you get on her bad side.
* AmusingInjuries
* AnotherDimension: Ani-Yoko, as mentioned lots of times.
* BatmanInMyBasement: Or [[BuffySpeak Magical Basement Door Thingy In My Bedroom]]. With live talking animals!
* BetterThanABareBulb: Popular for this kind of comedy.
* DubNameChange: Ami, in the English dub has her name pronounced the same way as "Amy".
* IronButtmonkey: Kenta is often zapped by Iyo's [[CallingYourAttacks Iyo beam]]. It's only fair since he hits her with a mallet.
* LimitedWardrobe: Ami's outfit. {{Lampshaded}} when in one episode, the Trio toured around the house and find a washing machine filled with the same type of clothing she wears every episode.
* SecretKeeper: Ami is not explicitly told to never tell anyone about Ani-Yoko but she keeps it a secret anyway (especially from her parents). She manages to tell ''one'' friend, anyway.
* ShesAManInJapan: Match/Macchi is mistakenly referred to as a "he" in the English dubs.
* SlapstickKnowsNoGender: Iyo is a frequent victim but not limited to, being hit with a plastic mallet by Kenta.
* TheUnseen: Ami's parents. Oddly enough, they're not the {{Unnamed Parent}}s.
** Catherine Maekawa is Ami's favorite manga artist. We also don't hear her.
* WhyDidItHaveToBeSnakes: Ami's friend, Kumiko (nicknamed Kuu/Kuu-chan), is afraid of horses thanks to a certain incident in a stable (a horse bit her head when she was a baby...it's not as bad as you think). Her [[{{Fainting}} first reaction]] to Mr. Yamanami was less than surprising therefore. [[CharacterDevelopment It's toned down after a few appearances]] and between them, was an episode about her, overcoming that fear.
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